Bailey, Moss celebrate Derby’s 150th 'birthday'
Jerry Bailey and Randy Moss lead 3-year-olds on an unforgettable tour throughout the Kentucky Derby Museum at Churchill Downs in celebration of the Kentucky Derby’s 150th “birthday.”
Jerry Bailey and Randy Moss lead 3-year-olds on an unforgettable tour throughout the Kentucky Derby Museum at Churchill Downs in celebration of the Kentucky Derby’s 150th “birthday.”
The Kentucky Derby holds the record as America’s longest continuously held sporting event and has turned into the hottest ticket in the world for the first week in May because of its history and prestige. But it’s the community behind the scenes that keep that record true.
Churchill Downs is filled with a culture that is uniquely its own, with historic features that are centerpieces, all while combining state-of-the-art facilities and a modern racing experience. The Kentucky Derby Museum offers a variety of tours both during Derby Season and the offseason that provide a unique look at the racetrack.
For the first time, the iconic fundraising event was held at the First Turn Club at Churchill Downs. From the blue carpet to the photo booth, guests arrived wearing their best formal attire to the 37th Kentucky Derby Museum Ball.
Kentucky Derby Museum celebrated the grand opening of its new Long Shots display with a sold-out crowd during the final event of the 2024 Legends Series on Wednesday, March 27.
Get ready for a heart-pounding night as Mine That Bird, the long-shot champion of the 2009 Kentucky Derby®, begins a temporary residence at the Kentucky Derby Museum during the final event of the 2024 Legends Series with Maker's Mark® on March 27, 2024, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
Kentucky Derby Museum is honored to announce that five female business owners will make up its prestigious group of 2024 Featured Milliners, and their stunning designs will be on display at the annual Derby Museum Hat Show.
Four-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer D. Wayne Lukas, announced Feb. 23 as the first-ever winner of a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Kentucky Derby Museum, spoke with BloodHorse news editor Byron King about the honor and his support of the museum, where his memorabilia has been on display since 2017.
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